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- Anyone can memorise.
- I cannot memorise.
- It was a lot to memorise.
- What, to memorise the pack?
- You memorise the jokes l gave you?
- Anyone can memorise.
- I cannot memorise.
- It was a lot to memorise.
- What, to memorise the pack?
- You memorise the jokes l gave you?
I want you to take her out. Make sure she memorises the delivery routes by the end of the week.
The body learns, it memorises.
Who memorises an audition piece?
I want you to take her out. Make sure she memorises the delivery routes by the end of the week.
The body learns, it memorises.
Who memorises an audition piece?
"I've memorised the lines.
'Do you have it memorised?
- Have you memorised this?
- He memorised one. What's it prove?
- I've memorised this tune, love.
And miss out on the fun of memorising useless fish facts and buying a battery-operated wardrobe?
Annie running... running the hundred-yard dash... in 10.2... 10.2... and me... memorising the wiring circuiting and getting it all mixed up.
But all thanks to K.K. Coaching... they made him slog at memorising everything and he scored 52.07%.
Come, Mr. Dubey. - l'm memorising the speech.
Difficulty... memorising and ordering letters and numbers, and also poor sentence structuring, affecting both speech and writing.
"I've memorised the lines.
'Do you have it memorised?
- Have you memorised this?
- He memorised one. What's it prove?
- I've memorised this tune, love.
And miss out on the fun of memorising useless fish facts and buying a battery-operated wardrobe?
Annie running... running the hundred-yard dash... in 10.2... 10.2... and me... memorising the wiring circuiting and getting it all mixed up.
But all thanks to K.K. Coaching... they made him slog at memorising everything and he scored 52.07%.
Come, Mr. Dubey. - l'm memorising the speech.
Difficulty... memorising and ordering letters and numbers, and also poor sentence structuring, affecting both speech and writing.